March Of Heroes – LiberationLabel: Rage In Eden – RAGE 75Format: CD, AlbumCountry: PolandReleased: Dec 1, 2010Style: Dark Ambient, Martial, Neo-Classical
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Anemone Tube / Post Scriptvm – Litaniæ Mortuorum Discordantes (Vinyl, LP)
Anemone Tube / Post Scriptvm – Litaniæ Mortuorum Discordantes (Vinyl, LP)Label: La Esencia – LER015/2016Format: Vinyl, LP, Limited Edition, Golden VinylCountry: SpainReleased: 19 Dec 2016Style: Dark Ambient, Industrial, Abstract, Experimental For lovers of soul-shredding funeral music built on dissonance / Triggering spiritual delight / Intended for church performance Under the headline “Litaniæ Mortuorum Discordantes” Anemone Tube and Post Scriptvm present a collaborative album with a truly unique concept: Originally applied to a particular style of ancient ritual music, in the Classical era the term Litaniæ Mortuorum Discordantes attained a negative connotation and was used to criticize those compositions – which, instead of instilling listeners with the desired pious euphoria, incriminated…
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DMT – Ultimatum
DMT – UltimatumLabel: KultFront – KF-XXIV, Zhelezobeton – ZHB-LSeries: Znaki – noneFormat: CD, Compilation, Limited EditionCountry: RussiaReleased: 27 Jul 2015Style: Dark Ambient, Experimental, Industrial DMT «Ultimatum» is the second album in «Die Zeichen» series run by kultFRONT and ZHELEZOBETON labels. The first part was released in 2013 – Sal Solaris «Die Scherben 2004-2010». The new album is a tribute to Dmitriy Tolmatskiy who unexpectedly left us in 2009. Dmitriy was one of the few journalists who popularized the alternative culture in Russia. In late 90-ies he created the web portal RWCDAX and his famous «Industrial Culture Extended FAQ» which unveiled previously unknown layers of post-industrial art for many Russians. «Ultimatum»…
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Steel Hook Prostheses – Calm Morbidity
Steel Hook Prostheses – Calm MorbidityLabel: Malignant Records – TumorCD96Format: CD, Album, DVDsize digipakCountry: USReleased: 28 Oct 2016Style: Power Electronics, Dark Ambient, Noise 15 years in and with 9 full length releases under their belt, it’s safe to say that the terminally morbid, Dallas based duo that is Steel Hook Prostheses are the undisputed flag bearers for American death industrial. Perhaps they have been for a long time, but if there was any doubt, it’s quickly erased within the first minutes of Calm Morbidity, their first full length since 2013’s The Empirics Guild. Once again, we find them channeling all things grim and grotesque, and while they don’t stray too far…
